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The ignition coil in your Nissan transforms the low electrical current from the battery into the voltage needed to ignite the air and fuel mixture and start the engine. A faulty ignition coil will make it difficult to start your car, causing it to jerk, shake, backfire, or misfire. If your Altima, Murano, or Titan shows any of the following symptoms, act fast and get your car to your Nissan dealer before the problem turns into an expensive repair. more Decreased Fuel Efficiency When the ignition coil fails to provide enough electricity to the spark plugs, they may spark sporadically or fail to spark. When the power output decreases, the engine starts to burn more fuel. You'll immediately notice because you'll have to fill up more often, even when driving the same distance. Reduced Power A faulty coil will cause inconsistent sparks, leading to inefficient combustion of air and fuel, lowering the engine power. A common indication of a bad ignition coil is losing power when you step on the gas. Starting Problems When the ignition coil fails, it can make starting the engine difficult. The faulty coil will not supply the required electric current to the spark plugs, and sometimes, your car might not even start. Sputtering Noises If you hear sputtering noises from under the hood when you start your vehicle, blame a bad ignition coil. The faulty coil can cause a cylinder not to ignite properly, leaving you stranded. Jerks and Shakes When the ignition coil in your car is faulty, it can cause vibrations and a rough idle. Your car will shake when accelerating and could even jerk forward when you press the gas pedal. Backfiring Your car could backfire when the engine tries to burn more fuel than needed to compensate for the failing ignition coil. The unburnt gas flows through the exhaust system, and when it explodes, it causes loud banging sounds from the back of your vehicle. Misfiring When one of the cylinders in your engine fails to ignite or ignites incorrectly, the engine will misfire. Misfiring can severely damage components under the hood. So, it's essential to get your car to your Nissan technician as soon as possible to repair the issue and prevent further damage. Illuminated Check Engine Light Your car's computer will detect if there's a problem with the ignition coil, and the check engine light will go on to alert you. Whenever you notice the check engine light is illuminated, it's serious and should be addressed by a qualified Nissan technician ASAP before it causes damage to the engine. If your car shows any symptoms of a malfunctioning ignition coil and to avoid high repair costs, rely on the expert repair services from your Nissan technician. Call Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers today for repairs and ensure your vehicle continues to be a pleasure to drive.

Whether you're taking the kids to soccer practice, driving to work, or enjoying a road trip, you expect all parts of your car to be in perfect working condition. We pop on the headlights and don't even think about it: that is, until one starts having issues. Does your Nissan need new headlights from your Nissan dealer? more Dimming or Flickering One of the most common indicators of aging headlights is their inconsistent brightness. A flicker here and there or a noticeable dimming compared to their original luminosity could be an early sign that they're nearing the end of their effective span. Physical Damage Headlights are extra susceptible to external damage because they're always facing forward. Minute cracks or dents may seem harmless, but they can lead to more significant issues, like moisture seepage, which can interfere with the bulb's functionality. Moisture Build-Up Over the course of its life, a headlight might start showing signs of condensation or moisture trapped inside its housing. This is often a result of a damaged seal and, if left unaddressed, can lead to reduced efficiency or even electrical malfunctions. Uneven Illumination If you've ever observed that one of your headlights shines brighter than the other, it's a hint that one is about to go. Uneven lighting can pose challenges, especially during nighttime drives, and since bulbs are installed in sets, if one starts to go, the other is likely not far behind. Frequent Bulb Replacement Quality bulbs are designed to last. If you find yourself in a cycle of constant replacements, it suggests an underlying issue. The problem could be within the headlight housing or related to the car's electrical system. Color Changes As bulbs age, the color of light they emit can undergo subtle changes. If your headlight starts giving off a bluish or purplish hue, it might be signaling that a replacement is due soon. Shortened Beam Distance Efficient headlights cast a long, steady beam. If the illuminated distance seems shorter than it used to be, your headlights are likely not performing and need to be replaced. Frequent High Beam Requirement Regular headlights should be fine for most night driving scenarios. If you're frequently switching to high beams where you previously didn't need to, it's an indication of diminishing headlight strength. Inconsistent Brightness If the brightness of your headlights seems to be wavering while you drive, this can mean bulb failure or, more likely, an electrical issue. Don't gamble with your safety or the condition of your Nissan. If you believe your Nissan might need new headlights or simply want a professional to give it a thorough check, don't hesitate. Take action today by visiting us at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers, so you can have peace of mind on the road for every drive.

Nissan is a famously innovative automobile brand. You can witness the company's pioneering spirit reflected in the abundance of clever tech features in today's Nissan cars. Outlined below are four excellent examples. Pay a visit to your nearest Nissan dealership any time to learn which technological features come as standard or available in your favorite Nissan model. more ProPILOT Assist This hands-on driver assist system combines Steering Assist and Intelligent Cruise Control to automate your driving for long stretches of the highway. ProPILOT Assist keeps you safely at a preset distance from vehicles ahead, even when traffic slows down and comes to a halt, all the while monitoring lane markers and gently adjusting the steering to keep you centered in your lane. When Navi-Link is connected, the system can predict traffic conditions on the road ahead to better prepare and automatically adjust for upcoming changes in driving conditions. The additional Speed Adjust by Route and Speed Limit Assist features further help control speed in all situations, allowing for a smooth, safe, automated ride. Zero Gravity Seats Inspired by the weightlessness of space, Nissan's fantastically comfortable Zero Gravity Seats are designed to place the least amount of stress possible on your bones and joints. These sophisticated seats support your body through fourteen different pressure points to hold you gently in a neutral position that minimizes muscle fatigue. With over a decade of engineering refinement, these patented seats are really something to try. Intelligent Around View Monitor When maneuvering in tight spaces, such as a narrow parking spot or a cluttered garage, visibility is all-important. When equipped with this feature, Modern Nissan cars can use all the external cameras to create a composite birds-eye 360-degree image of your car and nearby obstacles to display on your dashboard's screen. The additional Moving Object Detection feature keeps any moving surrounding objects updated in the image in real-time. This technology makes for easier, more precise maneuvering and parking than ever before. Intelligent Key System No driver likes fishing around in their pocket or bag for keys every time they approach their car, especially if their hands are full. Neither does anybody enjoy the experience of realizing they've just accidentally locked their key inside their car. With Nissan's Intelligent Key System, you can put these issues behind you for good. All you need is to have your key fob somewhere on your person as you approach your vehicle. The car detects the key, knows it's you, and allows you to open your car door with the touch of a button. Likewise, you can open your trunk without a key in hand, and even start the engine with the press of a button. Ask To See More at Your Local Nissan Dealer If you're impressed by these four terrific features, wait until you see all the other technological features in modern Nissan cars. Visit your nearest dealership to ask for a demo and see any feature you like in action. Test drive your preferred Nissan model today at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers. We offer a broad inventory of top-of-the-range Nissan cars and a complete one-stop shop for all your automotive needs.

Whether you're shopping for a reliable commuter car or a high-performance sports coupe, you'll certainly find the ideal vehicle when considering Nissan's lineup. The popular automaker's offerings also happen to provide exceptional fuel efficiency, adding to their already amazing value. Here's a quick look at some of the most efficient models that you can find at your local Nissan dealer! more 2023 Nissan Versa The Versa is one of the most affordable small sedans on the market, and it will continue to be friendly to your wallet with its impressive fuel economy. That's thanks to its low curb weight of under 2,730 pounds and 122-horsepower 1.6L inline-4 engine. Around town, you'll enjoy peppy acceleration and easy maneuverability. Buyers can choose between a continuously variable transmission or a 5-speed manual. Further solidifying the Versa's status as the ideal city car is its practical and comfortable cabin, which enables spacious seating for up to five. Despite its incredibly low price tag, the car offers automatic temperature control, air filtration, and heated front seats. Up to 15 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seating and available 60/40 split-folding rear seats mean there's plenty of room for more than a week's worth of groceries. 2023 Nissan Rogue With its capable 1.5L turbo inline-3 motor, available all-wheel drive, and a bevy of amenities, the Rogue is one outstanding all-rounder. In addition to providing a hearty 201 horsepower and 225 lb-ft of torque, the engine combines with the Xtronic continuously variable transmission. A wealth of standard driver assists include forward collision warnings, a blind spot monitor, and hill start assist. Inside the Rogue, you'll find an elegantly designed cabin offering semi-aniline leather seating, tri-zone automatic climate control, and a twin-panel power moonroof. There's generous rear legroom at 38.5 inches, and the endlessly useful Divide-N-Hide cargo system, allowing you to store your items in a variety of ways. 2023 Nissan Z Nissan's iconic sports car is more powerful than ever with its 3.0L twin-turbo V6 that produces a whopping 400 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque. Enthusiasts will be happy to know that the car offers a short-throw 6-speed manual transmission, but a lightning-quick 9-speed automatic with a manual shift mode is also an option. With its sport-tuned double-wishbone front suspension, multi-link rear suspension, and available limited-slip differential, the Z tackles tricky corners with ease. Models equipped with the manual transmission also get a carbon fiber driveshaft for extra weight savings. The driver-focused cockpit features a highly customizable digital instrument panel, deeply bolstered seats made with a high-grip material and side knee support. These exceptional vehicles prove that you don't have to sacrifice efficiency for strong performance. Visit Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers today, where you can check them out for yourself!

Your Nissan's engine is an advanced piece of engineering, and it requires regular care and attention so it can work to its full potential. Worn or damaged components can result in engine problems, and these problems will grow worse if they're not repaired. These are a few problems that your friendly Nissan dealer can fix for you. more Blocked Catalytic Converter Your engine generates large quantities of toxic gases during the combustion process. These chemicals would increase airborne pollution, so they need to be rendered safe before they're expelled from your car. The catalytic converter's job is to convert these chemicals into water and harmless gases, which can then safely flow into the exhaust pipe. The converter uses chemical reactions, extreme temperatures, and high pressure to break down harmful chemicals. Carbon is released as a byproduct of the conversion process, and it can build up in the converter. The carbon buildup can block the converter, forcing the gases back into your engine. The excess gases will decrease fuel economy and can prevent your engine from starting. We can easily clear the blockage to fix this problem. Clogged Radiator The radiator's function is to remove the heat generated by your engine and replace it with cooler outside air. Liquid coolant in the engine absorbs heat from the moving parts and transfers the heat to the radiator. The coolant enters the radiator and flows into rows of thin aluminum tubes. Air flows in through the radiator grille and across the tubes. This air movement removes the heat from the coolant, and the coolant recirculates through your engine. Coolant also absorbs rust particles, dirt, and other minute debris inside the engine. This debris is deposited at the bottom of the radiator when the coolant flows out. Over time, this debris will build up and block the radiator tubes, hoses, and other components. These blockages prevent the radiator from removing heat and your engine can overheat. We can flush your radiator to fix this problem and remove any blockage. Damaged Sensors Your Nissan has a computer that controls your car's functions. The computer makes driving safer and easier, allowing you to focus on the road ahead and enjoy the benefits of your car. The computer is connected to a multitude of sensors that monitor all your car's essential components. These sensors continuously relay information to the computer. Sensors can fail like any other component. A failed sensor won't transmit information to the computer, which forces your computer to make decisions with insufficient information. This can lead to a variety of problems including engine timing problems, increased fuel usage, and even permanent engine damage. We will test the sensors and replace any damaged ones. If you experience any problems with your engine, contact us right away at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers.

Nissan's Titan XD is the standard Titan's slightly bigger brother, with the ability to carry and tow larger loads: perfect for owners in need of a heavy-duty work truck for everyday use. Like its sibling, this full-sized pickup brings a lot of dependable power and great technology to the table while offering plenty of creature comforts. Here's your quick look into the 2023 Nissan Titan XD! more Powertrain Just like other Titans, the XD has an impressive standard powerplant in the form of the naturally aspirated 5.6L Endurance V8 engine with dual overhead cams and Variable Valve Event and Lift (VVEL). VVEL technology takes continuous and full control of valve timing in order to deliver greater power and efficiency, helping the motor to produce 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque. When designing the 9-speed automatic transmission that the engine couples with, Nissan's engineers ensured that it would feature gear ratios that enabled strong acceleration and ultra-smooth shifts even as the truck carried large loads. Towing and Hauling While the original Titan towing setup is already impressive at 9,323 pounds, the Titan XD's larger size and strengthened frame enable it to pull up to 11,033 pounds. Payload is also increased from 1,697 pounds to 2,406 pounds. Along with this increased capability, the larger Titan still boasts a great list of towing aids, including a tow-haul mode, trailer sway control, and a trailer light check system accessible from your Nissan Intelligent Key. Pro-4X Model The Titan XD features everything that makes for a strong off-roading vehicle: a rugged four-wheel drive system with shift-on-the-fly capability, a minimum clearance of around nine inches from the ground to the rear axle, and a heavily reinforced frame. The Pro-4x goes another step further with highly tuned Bilstein off-road performance shocks, chunkier and grippier all-terrain tires, large mud flaps, and a steel skid plate. This trim also comes standard with an electronic locking rear differential that helps to greatly reduce traction loss in especially tricky environments. An exclusive off-road display in the middle of the instrument panel displays pitch, roll, and the engagement status of the four-wheel-drive system. Passenger Cabin and Infotainment All Titan XD models come as a crew cab with spacious and comfortable seating for up to five occupants. In fact, it's so spacious that passengers in the rear seat can truly stretch out with 41.8 inches of legroom and up to 40.4 inches of headroom. An available heated steering wheel and seats, a memory system for the driver's seat, and a dual-panel panoramic moonroof all come together to provide an inviting space. The infotainment system is available with either an 8- or 9-inch with integration for iOS and Android phones, Bluetooth, and multiple USB ports. Long road trips can be extra fun when you add the mobile Wi-Fi hotspot, SiriusXM radio, and a premium audio system by Fender. If you've been desiring a bit of extra muscle to go with the Titan's legendary dependability, then now's the perfect time to experience it with the Titan XD! Call Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers today and schedule your test drive!

Car batteries usually last from three to five years, which means you'll have to replace your battery quite a few times over the lifespan of your Nissan. If you learn to identify the warning signs of a dying battery early on, you'll avoid awkward problems that a bad battery can cause, such as being stranded somewhere and unable to start your car. The following issues should prompt a quick visit to your nearest Nissan dealership for a new car battery. more Your Engine Won't Start When your engine is slow to start or refuses to start in the morning, it usually means one of three things: you drained the battery by leaving your headlights on overnight, your battery has died of old age, or your alternator has stopped recharging the battery properly. Jumpstarting your car will shed light on the cause. If the engine starts working well and the headlights also come on, then you probably left the headlights on overnight. If the engine's working well and keeps on running, your alternator is fine and your battery might need replacing. If your engine dies quickly after being jumpstarted, the alternator is most likely malfunctioning. Your Electronics Fail When the Engine's Off When charging properly and transmitting voltage well, your battery should keep the electronics in your car powered for several hours with the engine turned off. So if you find that your headlights and other electrical components are losing significant power as soon as you turn off the engine, something's wrong with your battery. Your Dashboard Battery Light Comes On Most battery problems or other electrical issues will cause the battery light to light up on your dashboard. This light may point to a variety of electrical problems. A technician can diagnose and repair the underlying problem for you. Your Battery's Warped or Corroded Age, heat, cold, and vibrations can all cause a battery to break down over time. Sometimes a worn-out battery's casing will begin to warp out of shape and the connectors may show signs of corrosion. If your battery looks damaged in these ways, it's time for a new one. You Smell Rotten Eggs When seriously warped, a battery's casing can sometimes crack open, allowing battery acid to leak out. This creates a strong sulfury smell, similar to that of rotten eggs, which you might smell in the cabin. A cracked and leaking battery most definitely needs to be replaced. How a Nissan Dealer Can Test Your Battery When your battery reaches three years of age, it's a good idea to start having it tested at your local dealership whenever you go in for an oil change. The technician can carry out various tests such as multimeter testing, conductance testing, and refractometer testing to see whether your battery's working well or it's on its last legs. Visit Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers today to have your battery replaced. We have over 600 new Nissan vehicles in our inventory and a nationally ranked-service department to fix battery issues and any other problems your car might have.

The Nissan Armada is the perfect vehicle for those looking to do it all, and in style, to boot. With a powerful engine, high towing capacity, and three rows of seating, there really isn't a task you can find that the Armada isn't able to handle. more Meet the 2023 Nissan Armada With a well-appointed interior that is both spacious and comfortable, the Armada is loaded with standard features designed to make it easier to transport the entire family with little fuss. The Armada last received a complete redesign in 2021, and so the 2023 model is just the second iteration of this generation. The Armada comes in four trim levels: the S, SV, SL, and Platinum. What's New for 2023 The Armada has had minor adjustments for the 2023 model year designed to make your drive more convenient. These include native integration with Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant in the SV, SL, and Premium trim levels, as well as an auto-dimming rearview mirror, remote start capabilities, and LED fog lamps. A Powerful Engine All trim levels of the Armada are powered by a beefy 5.6L V8 engine that's paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. This powertrain produces an impressive 400 horsepower and has a maximum towing capacity of 8,500 pounds, making it ideal for towing the boat or trailer up to the cottage for the weekend. The Armada is also available in AWD and 4WD configurations for those who live in climates that receive harsher winters. Interior Design and Technology Integration The interior of the Armada is plush and luxurious, with comfortable seating that allows up to eight people to sit comfortably. The second row can be replaced with optional captain's chairs instead of a bench seat on the SL and Premium trim levels. Wood accents, optional leather upholstery, and heated seats round out the robust comfort of the cabin's interior. The infotainment system consists of a huge 12.3-inch screen in the center console complete with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, as well as an optional wireless charging pad for higher-level trims. A rear-row entertainment system is also available for the second row to keep the kids occupied on long drives, and consists of two 8-inch screens with USB and HDMI inputs. A built-in subscription-based WiFi hotspot is also standard across all trim levels. Want to take a closer look at the 2023 Armada, or see what the rest of Nissan's lineup has to offer? Give us a call at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers and one of our team members will be happy to set up an appointment!

The 2023 Nissan Frontier is a great choice for those looking for a powerful midsize pickup that combines advanced technology and interior comfort with impressive on-the-road capabilities. more Engine Power and Towing Capacity A pickup truck should be able to handle whatever task you need it to do, and the 2023 Frontier does not disappoint. The 3.8L V6 engine delivers 310 horsepower and 281 pounds-feet of torque, which makes it capable of towing up to 6,720 pounds and carrying a load of up to 1,610 pounds. This makes it more than capable of moving material around for work or towing a trailer up for a camping weekend. Beyond the power under the hood, the Frontier can also be equipped with a 4WD system and other options like hill descent control and a rear locking differential that make it possible to take this pickup off-roading if you see fit. Comfortable Cabin Interior Even though the impressive mechanical specs of the Frontier make it capable of handling rough terrain, the cabin of the pickup is anything but rough. Comfortable Zero Gravity seats are Nissan's trademark and can help prevent aches and pains on longer drives. Optional heated steering wheel and seat options, as well as a remote engine start system and automatic climate control capabilities, are a great choice for those in colder climates. There are two cab options available on the frontier, the King Cab and Crew Cab. The King Cab provides comfortable seating for four people, providing additional space in the bed thanks to the rear-opening doors. The Crew Cab offers full seating for up to five people and is ideal ​if you're driving your coworkers or family around on a regular basis. Modern Technology and Connectivity The Frontier has a number of modern technology ​features that can help improve your comfort and connectivity while on the road. The standard 8-inch touchscreen offers ​available wireless integration with your Apple and Android phones and can be upgraded to a larger 9-inch screen if you see fit. Additional options to consider include a wireless charging pad in the center console and a subscription-based ​WiFi hotspot to stay connected. ​The safety suite within the Frontier is likewise impressive and includes functions like ​road sign recognition and automatic front pedestrian detection with ​emergency braking. Available upgrades include blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, high beam assist, and rear cross-traffic alert ​that will flag any vehicles or pedestrians behind your pickup while reversing. Do you want to get up close and personal with the 2023 Frontier and see the pickup in action? Schedule your test drive by calling the team at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers today.

If you are looking for a powerful truck with an eight-cylinder powertrain and a best-in-class warranty, check out the 2023 Nissan Titan. The Titan is available with an extended or crew cab so that you can get the best seating arrangements for your family. This truck also has two-bed sizes and is available in either rear- or four-wheel drive models. more 1. Power The '23 Titan has plenty of power with its Nissan Endurance 5.6L V8 engine. This engine has legendary endurance, reliability, and standard horsepower. This V8 produces 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of maximum torque. The engine is paired with a smooth 9-speed automatic transmission, ensuring you can seamlessly haul up to 11,033 lbs. 2. 4X4 On the Go Dial up the grip in your '23 Titan with Nissan's available shift-on-the-fly four-wheel drive system. The shift knob makes switching between two-wheel drive, four-high, and four-low simple. Keep your truck in 2WD and get your best fuel economy. Switch to 4-high when you hit the mountain trails, then drop into 4-low when the terrain gets rugged. 3. Driver Assitance The '23 Titan has ABLS or active brake limited slip. This incredible system kicks in automatically when it senses your wheel slipping and applies the brakes. It then sends additional power to your wheels for optimal traction. The Titan is also equipped with hill start assist and hill descent control. Hill start assist holds your brakes when you are on a hill and keeps you from rolling back while switching to the gas pedal. The hill descent control in the '23 Titan helps maintain speed and brake pressure while heading down steep grades. This can save your brakes (and calf muscles) while providing smoothly controlled descent. 4. Off-Road Prowess If you want to conquer trails and off-road terrain, check out the '23 Titan PRO-RX. This impressive model is bold, with a locking rear differential and beefy all-terrain tires. The skid plates armor the truck's undercarriage, keeping your transmission, fuel tank, engine, and other vital parts safe. The Titan PRO-4X is ready for some serious off-road adventures. 5. Moon Roof You can equip your '23 Titan with a dual-panel panoramic moonroof. This moonroof is huge and provides an excellent view of the stars at night and lets sunshine fill the cabin during the day. Additionally, the tilt and slide tech on the moonroof ensures that you and your passengers can enjoy fresh air while you are on the road. If you are ready for a powerful pickup with excellent driver assistance features, check out the '23 Titan from Nissan. Give us a call at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers and ask us how you can apply for financing to help you purchase your new family vehicle today.

The 2023 Nissan Altima is a dependable and classy car that comes in multiple trim line-ups to suit different tastes, including S, SV, SR, SL, and SR VC-Turbo. Read on to discover what this vehicle brings to the table. more 1. Impressive Performance With two outstanding powertrains available, you'll find an Altima that exhibits all the power you need for a thrilling drive. The default engine is a 2.5-liter four-cylinder that generates 188 horsepower and 180 lb. ft of torque. There's also a 2-liter VC-Turbo pumping out 248 horsepower and 273 lb. ft of torque. Whether you choose a front-wheel or an all-wheel drive, your mode of transmission will be a continuously variable automatic. 2. Advanced Safety Technology. Keeping you and your passengers safe is Nissan's number one priority, which is why the latest Altima provides a plethora of standard safety features. They include the blind spot monitor that warns you about obstacles that might escape your notice via visual or audio signs. The lane departure warning constantly checks the position of your vehicle and will inform you if you're changing your lane unintentionally. The rear occupant alert reminds you to check if there's an occupant in the back seat after the ignition is turned off. Other safety features are rear parking sensors, driver-drowsiness detection, pedestrian detection, and forward automatic emergency brakes. 3. Good Looks Featuring a new front fascia and a redesigned Nissan V-Motion grille, the 2023 Altima will undoubtedly make you stand out. Key exterior elements include LED headlamps, available splash guards, chrome bumper protectors, and a rear spoiler. Shoppers also have plenty of exterior shades to choose from, including deep blue pearl, pearl white tri-coat, garnet pearl metallic,  brilliant silver metallic, and super black. Visit us at Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers today to preview these stunning colors in person.

Experiencing the variety in trim levels of specific models helps drivers to find the car that best suits their needs. The 2023 Murano offers this type of variety and customization with five available trims. While all of the basics come standard in this five-passenger luxury SUV, there are plenty of options for those who want to add more style and tech. Here's a look into the five different trim levels of the 2023 Nissan Murano. more Murano S The Murano S starts off the base model, which is available in all-wheel drive. The all-wheel drive has the ability to transition from two-wheel to four-wheel for increased traction and control in all types of weather. The Murano S has 18-inch machine-finished aluminum alloy wheels that offer great grip, while its 3.5 liter V6 engine. Automatic emergency braking helps ensure drivers, passengers, and pedestrians' safety. In addition, Apple Carplay and Android Auto compatibility make controlling your music, navigation, and other car functions easier than ever before. Murano SV A remote engine start system with a front and rear sonar system is a great convenience feature of the Murano SV. The advanced driver-assist display provides helpful information about your vehicle's performance and safety systems, as well as alerts to help you be aware of your surroundings. Interior features such as leather seats, intelligent climate control, and heated front seats keep you comfortable while on the road. Murano Midnight Edition The Murano features a special Midnight Edition with all-black features like black exterior badging as well as black front and rear bumper accents. The black grille gives this trim level a bold look, along with its 20-inch aluminum alloy wheels. Custom floor mats with the embedded Midnight Edition badge, black exterior mirrors, and black roof rails add a stylish touch. Murano SL The exterior of the Murano SL boasts 20-inch machine-finished aluminum alloy wheels and an intelligent around-view monitor to help you navigate tight spaces. Other features such as leather-appointed seats, adjustable ambient LED interior lighting, and traffic sign recognition make long trips more enjoyable while keeping you safe. Murano Platinum The Murano Platinum is the top-tier trim level with dark hyper silver aluminum alloy wheels and a dual-panel panoramic moonroof to let in natural light. The interior features climate-controlled front seats and NissanConnect Services, which connects your SUV to your smartphone for remote access. The 2023 Murano offers features designed for every driver in its five available trim levels. With its sleek exterior design and advanced technology, it won't be hard to pick a trim level that is perfect for you. Stop by Ed Martin Nissan of Fishers to check out the Murano in person and test drive one of the trim levels today!